Capitolo 43
it is disguised _self_; and so a lot it is the most dangerous when
you/he/she is recommended by a serious, with spirit of abnegation, religious
aspect."
It is evident from a look to his/her correspondence that Fletcher
the extremely frugal habits and the great generosity to others didn't give a
the small anxiety to those that loved him. A rich dealer of Bristol,
called her/it Mr. Ireland, a constant, the truth, and near friend it sent him/it a
packet of fabric combed as a gift kindly imploring him/it not to send his,
dresses again again to be patched. Its graces were concluded this way:--
"Your combed fabric can wind me two or three times rotundas; but the mantle
of Divine love, the excellent and precious bathrobe of the rectitude of Jesus,
covers Your soul thousand times. The cloth, excellent and good as it is,
it won't hold out a hard shower; but that garment of the wish of salvation
also holds out a shower of brimstone and fire. Your cloth will bring
out; but that flax of fine, the rectitude of saints will appear
with a more excellent five-year periods the more than you/he/she is brought. The moth can pierce Your
present, or the tailor can spoil him/it in to cut him but the present
what Jesus L' has done you/he/she is out of course of the interceptor, and ready for
I use present. Allow me to implore him/it, my dear friend, to accept of this
present paradisiacal as me I accept of Your ground. I didn't send her
a farthing to purchase him/it; it came not sought after, not in demand, unexpected, as
the seed of the woman came. It came in the moment in which I was sending a tailor to
cloth buys me for a new coat, and me to hope when You next they see me it the wish
both in Your present; now you leave that Jesus La sees in the Your. Freely accept him.
Hands anymore anybody the old coat rusted of nature and the hypocrisy. Push of the wave
anybody more to have him/it _patched_. Does Your boasting of an unbought
is all right, and hooks to bring the livery of Jesus."
John's Fletcher letters all minded the same point as his/her sermons--a